You'd better get some cups.

Some glasses.

Quick, quick! The glasses!

and a gun under your arm.

Give me the cup.

Two glasses?

Sir, your glass.

My cup's been washed.

In a big glass!

Get a couple of glasses, will you?

What's that cup?

Yes, sir.

I'll get another cup.

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A great big glassful.

Let's use larger cups.

Bring another glass.

I haven't got a glass.

Now that Caesar has publicly recognized a son one need no longer wonder about Brutus.

You've got 300 yen in your breast pocket!

There is a cup on the table.

See if you can carry that as far as the living room.

Get some glasses, Tilly.

Just some broken glass.

Hold up your glass.

Do you have some cups?

Give me an orangeade.

Will ten cups be enough?

There aren't any clean cups anymore.

In order to do six cups, I must have perfect control over three with my right hand.

There was a broken cup on the table.

Two glasses of orange juice, please.

Which cup is yours?

Be sure to measure with the cup.

With a cup?

A real, handsome, man's cup.

Give my nephew a drink.

There's a serious shortage of cups aboard this ship.

Get me a cup.

And now there are six, all right.

Out of this, David Kentley had his last drink.

Caution Contents are hot, on billions of coffee cups.

She broke the cup, too.

Don't drop this cup.

Is the water in the glass clean?